ACCUSCAN™
AccuScan™ is a next-generation 1470 nm non-ablative fractional laser scanner, engineered to deliver safe, effective, and painless skin resurfacing with no downtime.
Designed to treat a wide range of aesthetic concerns -including wrinkles, fine lines, dyschromia, acne scars, and stretch marks-AccuScan utilizes advanced laser technology to stimulate collagen regeneration and rejuvenate the skin from within.
Its unique microthermal scanning mechanism creates microscopic zones of thermal injury, triggering the body's natural healing process without damaging the surface of the skin. With adjustable pulse widths, customizable scan patterns, and a user-friendly interface, AccuScanTM ensures precise treatment tailored to every patient's needs.
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WHAT ACCUSCAN™ TREATS
The unique AccuScan technology provides effective solutions for a host of ubiquitous indications in a fast, efficient treatment without the need for consumables.
- Wrinkles
- Fine Lines And Open Pores
- Dyschromia And Hyperpigmentation
- Acne Scars
- Stretch Marks
- Skin Rejuvenation
HOW ACCUSCAN™ WORKS
The energizing tiny microthermal beams with 1470nm laser scanning generates small, microscopic points of thermal injury in the dermis layer of the skin. This non-ablative fractional laser stimulates the skin’s natural wound healing response producing neo callogenesis which promotes rejuvenating of the skin for healthy, beautiful and younger-looking skin.
It targets specific tissues with selective pulses of radiation being absorbed by the water chromophore in the dermis, AccuScan’s unique technology resurfaces skin via selective photo thermolysis to heat cells without damaging surrounding tissue.
It is extremely effective since water makes up about 80% if the tissue, this method has been proven to be the most effective by using the 1470 nm wavelength to deliver energy safely even at relatively deep beam penetration.
ACCUSCAN RESULTS
ACCUSCAN™ FAQS
What are the primary indications and contraindications for using Accuscan in skin resurfacing?
Indications include fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars, and pigmentary irregularities. Contraindications include active infections, certain skin conditions (e.g., psoriasis flares), recent isotretinoin use, and pregnancy.
What is the typical downtime and post-treatment care protocol for patients undergoing Accuscan resurfacing?
Downtime varies (mild redness to several days of peeling), but generally involves strict sun protection, gentle skincare, and avoiding harsh products. Specific instructions will be provided based on the treatment intensity.
Beyond tattoo removal, what are the primary indications for Qlara in treating epidermal and dermal pigmentary concerns?
Wrinkle & Dyschromia, Skin Toning, Hyper Pigmentation, Melasma are the primary indications for Qlara in treating epidermal and dermal pigmentary concerns.
What are the key advantages of Accuscan compared to other skin resurfacing modalities like traditional ablative lasers or chemical peels?
Accuscan often offers more precise control over treatment depth and pattern, potentially leading to reduced downtime and a lower risk of side effects compared to fully ablative lasers, while offering more significant results than superficial peels.
